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Lower Antelope Canyon Guided Walk with a Navajo Guide, Page

USA, United StatesAbout 1–1.5 hoursGuided in English

Climb down into Lower Antelope Canyon, where light falls in beams and glows on swirling sandstone walls. Your Navajo guide shares the canyon's story and shows you where to point the camera.

About 1–1.5 hoursExplore at your own pace
Shared groupKeeps the experience personal
EnglishLive guide or host
CancellationNon-refundable: tickets are issued for your chosen date and time

Highlights

  • Walk through Lower Antelope Canyon's slot canyon
  • Swirling sandstone walls and shafts of light
  • A Navajo guide sharing the canyon's story
  • Help with photo settings
  • Easy to combine with Horseshoe Bend nearby

Full description

Antelope Canyon lies on Navajo Nation land just outside Page, Arizona, and can only be visited with a Navajo guide. Lower Antelope Canyon is a narrow crack in the desert that you enter by steep metal stairs, then follow as it twists for several hundred metres between curving, wave-like walls in shades of orange, red and purple.

Your guide leads the group through, explains how flash floods carved the rock, talks about the canyon’s place in Navajo culture, and helps with phone and camera settings for the best shots. Around midday in spring and summer, shafts of sunlight can reach the canyon floor.

Itinerary

  1. Check in

    Check in at the tour office near Page about 30 minutes before your time.

  2. Into the canyon

    Climb down the stairs into the slot canyon.

  3. Guided walk

    Follow the canyon with your guide, stopping for photos.

  4. Climb out

    Leave the canyon by stairs further along and walk back.

Included

  • Guided walk with a Navajo guide
  • Canyon entry
  • Booking support from Voyzotrip

Not included

  • Navajo Nation permit fee if charged separately (confirmed with your quote)
  • Transport to the check-in point
  • Food and drinks
  • Tips

Meeting point

Lower Antelope Canyon tour office, Antelope Point Road, near Page, Arizona.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.

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Know before you go

  • The Navajo Nation observes daylight saving time while the rest of Arizona does not, so check which time your ticket shows.
  • There are steep stairs and narrow passages; it is not suitable for people with limited mobility.
  • Bags are not allowed in the canyon; small clear bags and phones usually are.
  • Tours are cancelled when there is a risk of flash floods.

Frequently asked questions

When are the light beams?

Usually around midday from spring to early autumn, but they depend on sun and weather.

Is Upper or Lower better?

Lower is narrower and involves stairs; many people find it more adventurous.

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